Couldn't find many images of the 5cm-6cm beetle on the web, but claimed rarity probably reflects the limited number of beetle watchers in Australian rainforests. Might encourage me to do a bit of night mothing and beetling.
Sunday, March 8, 2015
French's Longicorn beetle lumbers into rare view
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Great find. Such a small distribution on the ALA map.
ReplyDeleteBeatle watching has declined significantly since the 60's.